I went through a similar situation. I bought a piece that truly took one of my systems to a new level. I was in love all over again. Then a nagging problem came up that was traceable to my "new love". I did everything that i could to correct it, but it just wouldn't go away. I ended up returning my "new love" to the manufacturer as the problem was annoying.
Obviously, i had to go back to what i was using before. I had used the original component for quite some time and had been quite happy with it overall. Only problem was that i had tasted steak and no longer wanted what seemed like "spam" now. I did not use that system near as much as i had previous to that due to the constant reminder that i had taken a step BACKWARDS.
In the long run, i missed that piece so much that i ended up buying another one. While it did have the same problem as the original one, it turns out that it was simply revealing a problem in another component. Once i fixed the other component, the system has run flawlessly and better than ever. As such, i'm glad that i gave that manufacturer and product a second chance. It was well worth it to me. Sean
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Obviously, i had to go back to what i was using before. I had used the original component for quite some time and had been quite happy with it overall. Only problem was that i had tasted steak and no longer wanted what seemed like "spam" now. I did not use that system near as much as i had previous to that due to the constant reminder that i had taken a step BACKWARDS.
In the long run, i missed that piece so much that i ended up buying another one. While it did have the same problem as the original one, it turns out that it was simply revealing a problem in another component. Once i fixed the other component, the system has run flawlessly and better than ever. As such, i'm glad that i gave that manufacturer and product a second chance. It was well worth it to me. Sean
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